PwC’s latest Insolvency Barometer, analysing insolvencies for the Republic of Ireland, published today, shows that insolvency levels remain consistent over the past three years.
There were 848 insolvencies recorded in 2025, a slight decrease from 868 in 2024, but still higher than the 736 insolvencies in 2023. PwC’s analysis reveals an average of 204 insolvencies each quarter, since the start of 2023. These steady figures highlight that, despite some quarterly fluctuations, insolvency levels remain consistent over the past three years. This is as a result of Ireland’s recent robust economic performance and demonstrates the resilience of Irish businesses to navigate the many current macro-economic challenges.
The PwC…